I'm in a very high marginal tax bracket being an engineer and in California so the tax loss harvesting has easily covered the 0.25% fee charged for the service and it's very hands off.

LMG works with a company called Wealth Engine. 

San Diego has a checks and balance system regarding the engineering of and the doing of the work when getting a permit. 

Hi,I'm Mark, currently working full time as an engineering project manager. 

I am an electrical engineer not an accountant by day and degree but I want to get smarter at this real estate business and increase my portfolio from its current 18 units to 45-50 in the next 3 years.

I am hoping to have a structural engineer to assess my concerns, but is this just my nerves getting to me being my first deal?

But today he informs me he bought a five unit that once rehabbed will actually hit the 2% rule.. now I had to congradulate him. for someone who is a engineer working full time to pull that off is pretty great.

As an electrical engineer, I commend you for your creativity and initiative on your startup.

I came across this forum while researching the REDI Foundation as well as ULI and NAIOP courses and was impressed by the responsiveness and knowledge of the contributors.I'm 31 years old and a licensed professional engineer in 30+ states.

who dropped out of engineering school to pursue my passion in real estate.